Weekly Food Review Price Of Food Falls In First Week Of '49
The first week of 1949 sees continued price declines from late 1948 with butter and eggs dropping in major wholesale markets. Pork eases, fruit cocktail and other canned goods cut prices, while California frost threatens orange and other harvests. Truman urges farm price supports and standby authority, with margarine tax repeal debated. The Dun and Bradstreet index hits a new low, while several staples and dairy products show mixed movements.
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More Glass Firms See Higher Sales In 1949
New York AP reports flat glass makers expect up to a 10 percent sales rise in 1949 after a record 1948, driven by demand for larger windows in homes automobiles schools and factories. Libbey-Owens-Ford president John D. Biggers cites near record 1948 production by automotive and building sectors and notes glassware and container segments faced postwar declines.
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Lawyer Renamed Board's Counsel for Eighth Term
Henderson Estes, Middletown attorney, has been elected to his eighth term as counsel for the Board of Education. Estes became legal adviser for the board in 1940 and has served the city administration in previous years.
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